Deutsche Bank China approved to settle bonds
28 October 2013 Hong Kong
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Deutsche Bank China has received an Inter-bank Bond Settlement Agent licence from People’s Bank of China, allowing the Bank to provide end-to-end bond services to local corporates and financial institutions across the country, including bond trading and settlement services.
With this licence, Deutsche Bank is able to offer onshore settlement services on the OTC market ? in addition to on-exchange ? to a wider range of clients, including Renminbi trade settlement banks, insurance companies, QFIIs and RQFIIs, which will also help to boost the Bank’s fast-growing Renminbi business.
Carl Wegner, Greater China head of global transaction banking at Deutsche Bank, said: "We are very excited to be one of the three foreign banks to have the inter-bank bond settlement agent licence in China. Our clients will be able to gain efficiencies from using Deutsche Bank for all their bond services needs. At the same time, this will help us to extend our client base to new segments.”
Beng Hong Lee, head of markets at Deutsche Bank China, added that receiving the licence is an important milestone for the bank as it continues to deepen its reach in the large market.
"Inter-bank trading activities represent more than 94 percent of the bond market in China, so this licence brings great potential to our fixed income trading franchise. In addition, our clients will directly benefit from this end-to-end onshore bond platform.”
With this licence, Deutsche Bank is able to offer onshore settlement services on the OTC market ? in addition to on-exchange ? to a wider range of clients, including Renminbi trade settlement banks, insurance companies, QFIIs and RQFIIs, which will also help to boost the Bank’s fast-growing Renminbi business.
Carl Wegner, Greater China head of global transaction banking at Deutsche Bank, said: "We are very excited to be one of the three foreign banks to have the inter-bank bond settlement agent licence in China. Our clients will be able to gain efficiencies from using Deutsche Bank for all their bond services needs. At the same time, this will help us to extend our client base to new segments.”
Beng Hong Lee, head of markets at Deutsche Bank China, added that receiving the licence is an important milestone for the bank as it continues to deepen its reach in the large market.
"Inter-bank trading activities represent more than 94 percent of the bond market in China, so this licence brings great potential to our fixed income trading franchise. In addition, our clients will directly benefit from this end-to-end onshore bond platform.”
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